Is it Monday already? Man, our weekends just seem to fly by. We can't believe its almost August already, and we also can't believe Fred Durst is actually married, but more on that later. This morning's White Noise is teeming with all of the weekend's heavy metal and hardcore news. Th
Some things in life are happy accidents. Like the fact that Suicide Silence vocalist Mitch Lucker is releasing his band's second album, 'No Time to Bleed,' on June 30, the same day his daughter turns two. When he's not touring, the 24-year-old Lucker is a full time dad. "I go from two extremes," Luc
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This week, the fifth studio album from the Westfield, Mass. quintet releases to the masses. With the album having been
Decisions, decisions. Today, two new eagerly-awaited albums land in stores: Killswitch Engage's self-titled latest, and Suicide Silence's 'No Time to Bleed.' Remember back to when you were younger, and you had limited means? If two albums dropped on the same day, and you could only afford to get one of them... what a dilemma! You'd have to wait
For 'No Time to Bleed,' Suicide Silence took their time. "'The Cleansing' was recorded live in two weeks, where we kept the best takes of each song and used those takes for the record," vocalist Mitch Lucker told Noisecreep. "We wanted to hurry up and get it out so we could tour on it. For the new album, we took way mo
Suicide Silence's Mitch Lucker sports a serious tattoo on his throat. It's the kind of ink you can't hide even if you tried. But it's no big deal for Lucker. "I am tattooed on my hands, my fingers, my hands. And my neck.
A few weeks back, we had the dudes from Bury Your Dead in the offices, and they were psyched for some massive tour they'd been booked on for this summer. Only, they wouldn't provide us with any specific details.
"We're not at liberty to speak abou
It's Tuesday morning, and we've got some killer news to bring you, to start your day off right: Tony Iommi, Ronnie James Dio, Geezer Butler, and Vinny Apice - or, as they're known to us lay folk, the esteemed Heaven and Hell - will be touring North America later this summer, and the first U.S. date on the sched
We empathize with anyone who wouldn't want to visit Mexico right now. All this talk of swine flu's got us paranoid about even leaving the office, let alone hoping on a plane bound for Cancun. Seems we're not the only ones. It
Entering its second decade, the New England Metal and Hardcore Fest has flip-flopped through the years, between being a two or three day event. This year, the organizers, namely our good friend Scott Lee, trimmed the event down to two days, but added a third stage at Chasers, around the corner from the Palladium in Worcester, which spotlighted a crop of local acts and up 'n comers